Is this in Cazenovia? I have been to the one in Cazenovia... a good deal of my ancestors are buried there (Hatch, Edson, Parsons). They came from Northampton, MA, to settle the wilderness of Upstate. They'd all be rolling around under there if they could see what their idea of "liberty" has become!
Carina, it is right across the river. We buried the boss's folks there...and I am glad the log in for comments is working again.
Mrs. m, guess you answered your own question, but thanks for stopping. Evergreen over in Fonda is a pretty place, with corn and soybeans and alfalfa growing right up to the edges and even in the expansion sections. A good place for farmers' final resting place.
*Fonda, NY*
Is that close by you? I love old cemetaries...don't find them creepy at all.
ReplyDeleteHey - posting a comment with my blogger ID worked this time. That beta bug must have been fixed!
ReplyDeleteIs this in Cazenovia? I have been to the one in Cazenovia... a good deal of my ancestors are buried there (Hatch, Edson, Parsons). They came from Northampton, MA, to settle the wilderness of Upstate. They'd all be rolling around under there if they could see what their idea of "liberty" has become!
ReplyDeleteOOp... Just saw your typewritten "Fonda, NY" caption inder the photo. Oh well... !!!
ReplyDeleteCarina, it is right across the river. We buried the boss's folks there...and I am glad the log in for comments is working again.
ReplyDeleteMrs. m, guess you answered your own question, but thanks for stopping. Evergreen over in Fonda is a pretty place, with corn and soybeans and alfalfa growing right up to the edges and even in the expansion sections. A good place for farmers' final resting place.